She said that she began to notice that the series was going in another direction after Season 1, and that it became less about the craft of tattooing and the lives of those who do it, and more about portraying cast members in a negative light. “You really have to have a certain level of disdain not only for yourself but for Black people in general, to want to watch something that you keep seeing Black people, and they never come to a place of success. In fact, Dutchess recently revealed another major accomplishment.“Reality TV is meant to diminish mental health not only for the people on the show but for the people that watch the show,” she said. She has found peace since walking away from the entire situation.Īnd she said she’s happier and much more successful leaving reality television behind. Nor could she understand why anyone would want her to deal with Cease ever again after their nasty breakup. So when a follower told her they wished she would come back to the show, she wasn’t happy.ĭutchess couldn’t understand why anyone would want her to go back to a platform that was toxic for her. However, these days, Dutchess is in a much better place. Dutchess continues to pursue new opportunities.
When she appeared on “Iyanla: Fix My Life,” Dutchess revealed that the nasty comments she received on social media did a number on her emotionally. And she opened up about how toxic it was for her to do the show. So they began to take shots at Dutchess on and off the show.įed up with the drama, Dutchess decided it was time to move on. In fact, most of the people in the shop sided with Cease. But when her relationship with Ceaser ended, it got even harder to get along with the rest of the cast. “ Black Ink Crew” star Dutchess had a lot of ups and downs during her time on the show. Photo Credit: VH1/YouTube Dutchess’ time on television wasn’t easy.
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